Sentence examples for systematically helping from inspiring English sources

It looks like these complete strangers were systematically helping themselves to PAM stored in the Club register.

More than that, they're offering us a festive vision of the small high-street shops which they have systematically helped to put out of business.

His blunt, jocular prescription reflects a push by some retirement communities for more structured and data-based wellness and fitness programs that go beyond just adding aerobics classes or newer fitness machines; they are meant to systematically help seniors fend off frailty and the effects of age-related diseases.

But more importantly, we must support an educational philosophy and tools that systematically help them both understand and acquire the fundamental skills they will need to succeed personally and professionally: goal-setting, the ability to communicate effectively, financial literacy.

With the help from the attending physician, the prescribing physician should systematically propose helping subjects quit smoking, referring them to health care professionals and suggesting anti-smoking organizations (http://www.tabac-info-service.fr; http://www.ofta-asso.fr; http://cancer.gov/cancertopics/tobacco/smoking).

A general framework for describing models that can represent diverse biochemical regulatory functions systematically would help not only systematic interpretation of the various models proposed for certain systems but also further understanding of the general control mechanism and design principles underlying different biological systems.

Before the construction of the approximately 2,000 km of canals and levees in the Everglades for drainage and flood protection, fire occurred systematically and helped facilitate the maintenance of the ridge and slough landscape with dotted tree islands (Beckage et al.2009; Ogden2005; Wu et al.2002).2002

Addressing them systematically can help minimize confusion and errors.

Considering each question systematically can help to minimize errors.

It was perceived as a useful checklist which, when systematically followed, helps to minimize mistakes and ensures that all important objectives are covered.

It may not be the sexiest phrase in the world — I've never seen it in any marketing materials — but "decision science" aptly encapsulates how computers are helping to systematically identify risks and rewards pertinent to making a business decision.